B-26C15 "Big Ass Bird" . This model has a dynamic virtual cockpit, lighting, rotating wheels, and moveable bomb doors. A damage profile is included for CFS2 operation. B-26C-15 S/N 41-34938 "Big Ass Bird" created April 6, 2002 FSDS Model created by W. E. Stephens and Textures by W. E. Stephens. 5.2MB

FS2002 TurboJet Sounds: Shrieking, whistling turbojets. This sound package gives your older, 4-engine aircraft powered by turbojets and low-bypass turbofans the unmistakable high-pitch tones of early jet engine technology. Slight tonal offsets add a touch of realism, producing beats, esp. at low RPM's. A must-have replacement for the default Microsoft B737 sounds for your DC-8's, 707's, and other early 4-engine jets. By Greg Hedger. 7.6MB

FS2004 Lockheed Constellation TAP. Gauges and special effects for ADSMATS1 by: Rey Lopez and Laurie Doering. Panel by Louis J Betti. Textures by Francis Silva. (RSDG). 15.9MB

FS2004/2002 Boeing 727-200 Lufthansa. All textures are competely redone from scratch with much better textures and details. Original model: Kevin Trinkle,Gary Carlson. Modifications and GMax design: Erick Cantu, Jonathan Stewart, FDE by Mike Baumann (C)2003 Repainted by Henry William. 2.6MB

FS2002/2004 Posky Air India 747-337(M) v4 The 4th release in the "Project Ultimate Air India" series, using the new project opensky gmax 747-300 model. The repaint uses custom high quality photorealistic textures and faithfully reproduces the detail of the real world aircraft - VT-EPW, graciously named "Shivaji". Rick Sharma/Project Opensky. 3.5MB

Pw Engine sound for Airbus A320Neo or the CS300 .

FSX-FS2004 Bf 109F 'Friedrich' Early in 1940, Messerschmitt designed a major improvement to the Bf 109. The 'F' model was planned to include structural and aerodynamic changes and a higher performance powerplant, the 1350 horsepower DB 601E. By tucking the radiators more tightly into the wings, the designers reduced drag and improved lift. The cowling was streamlined, the spinner enlarged, the propeller blades widened and shortened, the wingtips rounded, and the tail plane bracing struts removed. About 2,200 Friedrichs were built. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub

This xml-based gauge is a multi functional instrument which can be used in any engine powered aircraft you like: From a four-engine Boeing 747 to a small single engine helicopter. The gauge consists of two main functions: In mode 1, it displays many fuel parameters including range and remaining flying time, based on current fuel consumption. This mode also contains a timer function. What is unique about this gauge is that it displays the distance you've covered so far. This parameter is linked to the timer Start/Stop button and Reset Button. Both parameters are not affected by the time-zone boundaries. The average speed is also displayed and calculated by dividing the covered distance value by the timer value. A simulation rate indicator has also been added. When clicking on it, the simulation rate can be changed. All the parameters remain accurate, also when time acceleration is used. In mode 2, the four door types can be opened and closed. it also displays the status of each door. Many thanks for Mr. N. E. Pike for his great tutorials about making xml gauges! I also want to thank Don Kuhn for his help. By Hans Zuidervaart.

FS2002 Kevlacat sport fishing boat this is a model of my Kevlcat "Tijuana" Created with G-max it has opening door tilting legs (rudder) lights smoke system 4 way flybridge views and a transparent cabin. with twin turbocharged diesel engines it leves a trail of black smoke. this is my 1st molel so some bits ant as good as they should be. By Deane Robson. 1.4MB

Madrid-Barajas, Spain, 2002 version 1 from FSmadrid By: David Jimenez Lynch and Jose M Barruezo The best Madrid-Barajas International Airport scenery ever made for FS. Includes: static scenery, AFCAD file, highly detailed buildings: the three terminals, the ground side, Madrid Air Cargo Center, Iberia´s maintenance HQ and the construction of the future Terminal 4 (up to now, the world´s largest civil airport construction site). More of these great Madrid sceneries at: http://www.fsmadrid.com. 3.5MB